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Anonymous wrote:Imagine if a man had done this. No hiding behind “cute & quirky.”

If a man did this, it would be swept under the rug and not the focus of gleeful cyber bullying. Maybe he would have gotten fired but nobody would be here on DCUM.

No, he'd be charged with assault. As he should be.

Even so he would never be gossiped about.

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Anonymous wrote:Imagine if a man had done this. No hiding behind “cute & quirky.”

If a man did this, it would be swept under the rug and not the focus of gleeful cyber bullying. Maybe he would have gotten fired but nobody would be here on DCUM.

No, he'd be charged with assault. As he should be.

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Anonymous wrote:Can we please have a spin off of weird stuff that went down when we were summer associates?

Besides the rampant hooking up within the summer associate ranks and with partners?

I was part of a large NY summer class back in the heyday and while we partied a lot, I actually was not aware of this happening if it did. I have stories of spending tons of $$$ but nothing weird or salacious.

Anonymous wrote:Imagine if a man had done this. No hiding behind “cute & quirky.”

If a man did this, it would be swept under the rug and not the focus of gleeful cyber bullying. Maybe he would have gotten fired but nobody would be here on DCUM.

Anonymous wrote:No, never wanted notoriety. Is this what the DC moms tell their children? If you do something at school that's inappropriate, you may have your story twisted all over social media and mommy message boards because one of the incel boys feels the need to react in a certain way online?

Anonymous wrote:IDK, I sort of feel that if you go to work as a summer and bite people, then at least on some level you wanted notoriety. If it doesn’t feel the way you thought it would, too bad.

You got it. The BigLaw online rumor mill has long been heavily incel before incel was a thing, like the autoadmit harassment scandal.

I've missed the last 7 pages. Do we have a picture yet? Is she hot? It matters.

Imagine if a man had done this. No hiding behind “cute & quirky.”

Anonymous wrote:Can we please have a spin off of weird stuff that went down when we were summer associates?

Besides the rampant hooking up within the summer associate ranks and with partners?

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Anonymous wrote:That is definitely fictional AI slop.

Yep

which part it's fiction

None of it is fiction.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That is definitely fictional AI slop.

Yep

which part it's fiction

Anonymous wrote:That is definitely fictional AI slop.

Yep

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Anonymous wrote:But it's not all true. As I said earlier, she's not a public figure and doesn't want to be. Why are you continuing on about it then?

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You are way too invested. No one is cyberbullying her. That's not what it means.

Then please explain why all of this--such as the forum here--and the posts here are okay, including the misinformation spread.

Because it's public information and it's true. You said she made a mistake. Most people's mistakes include boring things like speeding tickets. She's got a great opportunity to earn millions biting people on TikTok.

what does not being a public figure have to do with anything?

+1. The benefit she gets as not being a public figure is people aren't naming her.

Precisely. I have no idea who she is, and would like it to stay that way.

She was smart enough to get into Harvard law, she'll be fine.

Actually, this thinking is the problem. All book skills and no social skills is a huge problem. Her parents and all of her friends somehow failed this young person. There is no way this just happened as a one off - she was excused from proper behavior for years to arrive here. She was not taught how to act socially. To be this way given her age and pedigree is a major red flag to a system too focused on test scores and degrees. I wouldn’t touch this candidate with a 10 foot pole.

Anonymous wrote:Perhaps a tad racist for your daughter to make that guess. But at least you are a mom on here and you are using it to check in on your daughter, so I applaud you more than the many other people on here who do not seem to be moms or any non-nefarious purpose other than lines such as "I NEEED to know" probably to laugh about a story on tik-tok that was been very twisted and contorted far from the reality of it.

Anonymous wrote:My daughter with predominantly Asian friends is racist?

Do you always write such insanely run on sentences? How old are you? Your grammar is awful.

Anonymous wrote:No, never wanted notoriety. Is this what the DC moms tell their children? If you do something at school that's inappropriate, you may have your story twisted all over social media and mommy message boards because one of the incel boys feels the need to react in a certain way online?

Anonymous wrote:IDK, I sort of feel that if you go to work as a summer and bite people, then at least on some level you wanted notoriety. If it doesn’t feel the way you thought it would, too bad.

I'm starting to wonder if you are her? Can you tell us what real l y happened.

To the person saying the story was twisted? Did she not actually bite anyone? Because you should let us know if that's the case.